The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27

THE police people here have a couple
3of yags that seem to be wanted
lin Evanston for HOUSEKEEPING. The
ssheriff from Wyoming will come down
4 10 ogden and get the parties If they
aproVe to be the right ones.
Mr.. N. Tanners little boy met with
severe accident on Saturday by being
4 knocked down by a runaway horse;
! but we understand the little fellow is
progressing nicely and that fears are
I no longer Entertained as to his recovery.
THERE are now twelve prisoners in
! the city Jail. Eight are under sentence
sand four have not yet been arraigned.
Two of them are in for drunkenness,
one for the attempted jewelry steal, and
1.-The other IS the Italian mentioned else
5where.
FUNERAL services over the remains of
Mrs II. M. Bond were he from the
family residence on Spring Street yes
terday at 2 pm. A large number of
friends attended the obsequies in res
4 pect of the high esteem in which the de-
parted lady was held.
THE glorious stars and stripes were
flung to the breeze on the public build
lungs and the Broom Hotel yesterday
morning in commemoration Of Pion-
seer's day. Business was suspended and
the city wore an air of peaceful
quietude. Many people went to the
] lake.
THE cricket match came off yesterday
morning on Lester Park Square and the
Third Warders won an easy victory.
& The game was quite interesting and fur
finished no end OF amusement to the
7players. The picnic in the evening, the
concert and the ball were equally inter
esting.
SYRACUSE is making some desperate
efforts to establish its reputation as g
4 bathing resort and not without con-
( siderable success. The numbers of
people going there are growing larger
and it seems that by the time the place
J is year old it will be both well known
4 and popular.
IT is decidedly refreshing to read
ssbout corn Icing popped by the sun,
Ieggs being Matched by the heat and
Head cutters being melted by the rays
fof old Sol in parts of the east, while
! here we have cool breezes and fire.
squent showers to temper the heat. 1t
makes one appreciate our climate.
THERE is a suggestion afoat advising
/ the Dracticability of Ogdenites taking
measures to secure the entrance into
our city of the great railroads that are
coming west at the present time. There
sis no reason why such steps cannot be
taken with advantage and if we get the
spresent Union depot why all the better
1.-TWO or three depots won't hurt the city
IT is thought by some that the man
: Peterson, who attempted to play the
4game on Mr.. Lewis, on Saturday, is
$non compes BlentiS. He has made an
Sother purchase of jewelry from Mr..
& Lewis before, and talked rational
senough about the goods he was select
Ting on Saturday, saying he could use
athem as he was going north. He will
have an examination to-day.
THE Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian
land Congregational Sunday Schools,
with a number of their friends, went
/ to Lake Park yesterday on an e1cur-
Esion. The schools met at the respective
schurehes, whence they marched to the
Z D. & R. G. freight depot, where they
boarded the train and steamed out to
Z the shore of the inland sea. The, scene
was very pretty one, and the time at
! the Lake was pleasantly spent.
OGDEN, July 26.